This pack has been produced to provide an overview of key health and socio-economic statistics on the population of people living across Cheshire & Merseyside ICB. All the data contained in the pack is publicly available with each section below contianing a Metadata tab documenting where the data has been sourced from.
The map below shows the decile each LSOA falls into based on their deprivation score. The higher the decile, the more affluent the area, the lower the decile, the more derpived.
The data for this map is sourced from the 2019 Indices of Deprivation published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. The data can be found here.
The map below shows the percentage of the resident population in each LSOA across Cheshire & Merseyside that are aged 60 years or more as of the mid-2020 population estimates from the ONS. The darker the colour, the higher the proportion of the population who are aged 60 or over.
The data for the map was sourced from the ONS mid-year population estimates for 2020 at LSOA level. The data used and more information on how these estimates are constructed can be found here.
Awaiting Census Data Publication 29th November
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Public Health Profiles produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
The underlying source of the data is taken from the annual Labour Force Survey.
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Public Health Profiles produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
The underlying source of the data is taken from the annual Labour Force Survey and the ONS. Please note that for the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the underlying 2020 data in the following way:
The map below shows the gap in the employment rate for people with a physical or mental health condition and the overall employment rate for each Local Authority across Cheshire & Merseyside in 2020/21. The darker the colour, the wider the gap in employment rates.
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Public Health Profiles produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
Numerator for employment rate of people with a long term condition: Estimated (weighted) number of people with any physical or mental health condition or illness lasting or expected to last 12 months or more (based on responses in the Annual Population Survey) and who are in employment either as an employee, self employed, in government employment and training programmes or an unpaid family worker (the ILO definition of basic economic activity) and are of working age (aged 16 to 64).
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Wider Determinants of Health profile produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Wider Determinants of Health profile produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
The underlying source of the data is from Pupil absence statistics published by the Department for Education.
Awaiting Census Data Publication 29th November
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Public Health Profiles produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
The numerator estimates are taken from the National Drug Treatment Monitoring System and the estimates of the underlying denominator are taken from estimates of OCU Use in England, produced by Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU).
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Public Health Profiles produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
Deaths where the underlying cause of death has been coded to the following categories of mental and behavioural disorders due to psychoactive substance use (excluding alcohol, tobacco and volatile solvents):
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Deaths coded to the following categories and where a drug controlled under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 was mentioned on the death record:
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Public Health Profiles produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
Admissions data is sourced from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) via NHS Digital and population estimates via ONS.
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Public Health Profiles produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
The original source of the data is Public Health England: Risk Factors Intelligence (RFI) team (from published data from the Home Office).
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Public Health Profiles produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
The map below shows percentage of active smokers as identified on the GP Survey in 2021. The percentage of over 16s who are active smokers are shown on the map alongside the corresponding 95% confidence intervals. The darker the colour the higher the percentage of the population actively smoke.
The data to produce this map was sourced from the Fingertips Public Health Profiles produced by the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. The tool can be accessed here.
The data for this measure originates form the GP Survey Question 59. People were asked: “Which of the following best describes your smoking habits?”. The indicator value is the percentage of people who answered this question with “Occasional smoker” or “Regular smoker” from all responses to this question.